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 XPost: hfx.general, tor.general, van.general 
 XPost: wpg.general 
 From: sewbeit@nosuchaddress.ca 
  
 On Sat, 14 Jan 2006 18:02:49 GMT, 10x@telu€s.net wrote: 
  
 >On 14 Jan 2006 15:13:12 GMT, crayon@excite.com (Crayon) wrote: 
 > 
 >>  10x@telu€s.net wrote: 
 >> 
 >>>You are absolutley right.  Move into bear country and you will have to 
 >>>deal with bears. 
 >> 
 >>I have a 400 year-old right to own a flintlock and shoot game in downtown 
 >>Toronto, I'm not moving to the country if I don't have to! 
 > 
 >Some areas of Canada have a surplus of bears. 
 >We can move some bears to downtown Toronto for you to shoot. 
 >Just think of the social gains, the homeless would have incentive to 
 >find homes, the stray pet population would disappear quickly, teens 
 >wouldn't hang out on street corners. Street crime and vandalism would 
 >drop. The citizens of Toronto could get to know and appreciate bears 
 >and would grow to love them. And they would have to watch their step 
 >so as to avoid a steamin pile of bear dung. 
 > 
 >Not to mention bear paw soup would become more common. 
 > 
 >The only problem would be if bears ever got addicted to junkies.  Then 
 >there would have to be detox and rehabilition centres. 
  
  
 hmmmm, I think we may have to really consider these ideas....:-) 
  
 > 
 >And some areas of Canada have a surplus of bears. 
  
 We used to get them in our back yard in Banff a million years ago. 
 Little cubs with mother's climbing all the trees. One knew not to go 
 out even as children. Then the rangers came.... 
  
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